A fast-acting biostimulator, Ellanse is made of biomedical polycaprolactone microspheres housed in the gel. When injected into the skin, Ellanse filler becomes immediately bioresorbable.
This means the compound will be replaced by the body’s own tissues and then reabsorbed into the body. With the gel being reabsorbed, neocollagensis takes place i.e., the production of new collagen.
This process leads to greater elasticity in the skin, a reduction in wrinkles, an uplifted appearance and more.

Ellanse is a versatile treatment that can be used in multiple areas of the body, including:

• Cheeks
• Forehead
• Jawline
• Chin
• Nose
• Hands
• Temple and brow
• Lower face

It’s an effective treatment against many types of conditions, such as nasolabial folds, wrinkles, sunken cheeks, a distorted jawline and much more.

Ellanse is a safe procedure because it’s non-invasive. This means that you won’t need to have any physical surgery and the recovery time is minimal.

Ellanse filler may come with several side effects, such as:

• Swelling and redness
• Pain and stinging sensations around the injection area
• Bleeding at the injection spot
• Numbness or itching

These side effects will usually go away within a matter of hours or days. But if they last for longer, then we advise you seek medical help.

It’s also important to note that you shouldn’t have the treatment if you have a history of allergic reactions, auto-immune conditions, skin inflammation, are receiving steroid treatment or if you’re pregnant.

Ellanse is different to other dermal fillers because it’s made from microspheres which dissolve in a unique way. When it’s injected into the body, it goes through a reabsorption process where the compounds break down gradually.

Throughout this process, the microspheres maintain their original volume until every molecule has been dissolved. This also applies to the longevity of the treatment, as results are dependent on the number of molecules within the spheres.

So, the more molecules there are, the longer the results will last.